It takes a village to find systemic fraud in a family court. A village is just what has come to Santa Clara County. It started with a few self represented parents, that judges and lawyers were quick to label as " crazy " , " vexatious" or other code names for " let's gang up on the little guy ". But the little guys banned together and started to make noise. Months of court watching, document sharing and local meetings finally attracted some attention from media and politicians. Leaked memos and emails from crooked lawyers have helped put the pieces together. Years of believing that the Elkins case had improved family courts, are now debunk. Committees with local judges that were formed in response to media pressure after fiduciaries were found stealing from the elderly, have been uncovered as a political sham to silence the public . The sorted past of crooked CPAs, vocational and custody evaluators is slowly being uncovered. The money involved is enormous. Most family lawyers are silent and civil lawyers don't know. Crooked family lawyers have made millions on fraud and systemic corruption, bribery and racketeering by stealing children , retirement accounts and college savings for the past two decades. Within weeks, names will come out and investigations will be demanded. Santa Clara County is about to become the epicenter of unveiling how systemic corruption in family courts has harmed American citizens for years. New laws will not be enough. Family Code 218 is a new law that reopens cases that have been decided, if fraud is found. There may soon be a flood of reopened cases in California given what is found in Santa Clara Family Courts